Wednesday 27 July 2011

Thursday 21 July 2011

MEGAdigital Ökonomische Texte von Karl Marx im Internet Aktuell 07.06.2011 MEGA-Band II/5 mit dem ersten Band des „Kapital" bereitgestellt

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Ökonomische Texte von Karl Marx im Internet

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07.06.2011
MEGA-Band II/5 mit dem ersten Band des „Kapital. Kritik der politischen Ökonomie“ bereitgestellt.
Der Band enthält Buch 1 über den Produktionsprozeß des Kapitals in der Erstausgabe von 1867, die Marx selbst herausgegeben hat. Damit stehen erstmals die Druckfassungen und alle Entwürfe zu Buch 1 und 2 des „Kapital“ in historisch-kritischer Ausgabe im Internet zur Verfügung. Buch 3 ist bereits in Arbeit.

Wednesday 20 July 2011

UN LABORATORIO TEORICO IN COSTANTE DIVENIRE dal Manifesto

Un articolo dal Manifesto di qualche tempo fa, dove viene menzionato (più o meno a proposito) il nostro sito.

http://www.micciacorta.it/home/naviga-tra-le-categorie/25-libri/3107-come-cambiare-il-mondo.html?ml=2&mlt=yoo_phoenix&tmpl=component

Marx e Hegel. Contributi a una rilettura review on HM

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Marx e Hegel. Contributi a una rilettura

Author: Cesarale, Giorgio

Source: Historical Materialism, Volume 19, Number 1, 2011 , pp. 288-303(16)

Publisher: BRILL

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Abstract:

In Marx e Hegel. Contributi a una rilettura, Roberto Fineschi examines the complex relation between Marx and Hegel. According to Fineschi, Marx's relation to Hegel changed over time: in the early period, Marx understood Hegel to be theorising a self-consciousness that in-itself generates reality; while, in his maturity, Marx interpreted Hegel as a more rigorous theoretician of a conceptual Darstellung based on the transition from abstract to concrete. This review-article discusses Fineschi's thesis, according to which Marx's `materialistic overturning' of Hegel involves two aspects: the narrowing of the scope of the conceptual development, and the idea that the beginning of Capital is to be understood as being both logical and empirical. We will argue that the first element was, in some ways, also claimed by Hegel and that the second contradicts other characteristics of Marxian theoretical discourse, such as the idea that demonstrative sequences must be governed by necessity and the centrality of the logic of the presupposed-posited.

Keywords: Marx; Hegel; logic; history; capital; self-consciousness

Document Type: Research article

DOI: 10.1163/156920611X564761

Affiliations: 1: University of Rome La Sapienza, Email: giorgiocesarale@yahoo.it

Publication date: 2011-01-01

Marx. Dialectical Studies

Thursday 28 July 2011

Historical Materialism - Volume 19, Number 2, 2011

Historical Materialism